Is that some lovecraftian monster? tell me more!Triality said:"Rise of the awresfdslk;dsln"
well, i guess it has to be nice to develop games where you can stop caring about whether the game sells or not since the publisher has already bribed you so much that your turning a profit either way.Citizen Graves said:There must have been some kind of cocktail party where EA and Capcom were talking to Squeenix and telling him how awesome that timed-exclusive deal was. "Yeah, no, never mind that the other system is selling like hotcakes while the XBone collects dust. No no, it's fine. Like MS gives you so much money that it will make you forget any idea of profit you ever had!! Also, it's what your fans want or whatever."
And then they all burst into laughing and start to heartily pat each other on the back.
True to a point. however APUs do perform a little bit differently, and Xbox At least are using a costum APU. if, and thats very unlikely, developer actually makes the game to specifically use the close porximity GDDR5 to CPU, then that would cause issue for PC due to PC GDDR5 being further from the CPU as it resides in the GPU. However I cant imagine any developer to bothering with this as it would give very little advantage for something you would need to code around and likely cost much more to develop. the only company i see trying this is Rockstar as they pretty much created a new streaming mode from disk and HDD together for GTA5 to go around the fact that consoles that had to run it were utter shit. people often udnerstimate this but that streaming is pretty big invention. Invetion that is completely useless on PCs since PCs simply are powerful enough to run it off HDD and dont need it, but still an invention.Agayek said:Eh, not really. The Xbone and PS4 are basically PCs, changing the release platform is actually really simple (relatively speaking). There's really no way to do a "bad" port with them. Any technical issues the PC experience would happen on the consoles as well, barring issues with abnormal drivers and hardware.
when did Sony ever "have" Square Enix? SE isn't a first or second party developer, they've always been third party and free to make games for whoever they wanted to make them for.Dandres said:So Sony lets go of Square Enix just for Square Enix to turn around and make games for PS4's competitor. Interesting.
My favourite is when Microsoft do it, it's all about the money, but if Sony does the exact same thing, it's somehow about providing a better experience for the gamers.marscentral said:Totally agree. When I complained about Destiny having timed exclusive items and maps for Playstation everyone was like, "oh you'll get it eventually, it's no big deal" even though I'll be paying the same as they are. Well, what goes around comes around. I'm not a huge Tomb Raider fan, but I think I'll definitely get this, do my part to encourage more Xbox One exclusives.BloodSquirrel said:Nintendo or Sony gets an exclusive: "Good job! That's another reason to buy your console!"
MS gets an exclusive: "What? How dare they! I'll show them by refusing to buy their console!"
You can always rely on the Escapist for an absurd level of anti-MS bias.
Given Squeenix's financials, it's quite possible that funding from MS was extremely helpful in getting them game out in the first place.
Yes, I can imagine it. PS4 fans would gloat and brag about how now they are such a powerful console master race, that even games are fleeing from their pitiful peasant competitors towards them. Or is it too far fetched?LysanderNemoinis said:While it's no where near as big as something like Halo or Mario, imagine if both of those series had jumped ship to PS4.
You've quoted the wrong person there, that was a quote I quoted from someone else but I do think that is a little far fetched.CaitSeith said:Yes, I can imagine it. PS4 fans would gloat and brag about how now they are such a powerful console master race, that even games are fleeing from their pitiful peasant competitors towards them. Or is it too far fetched?Whatislove said:While it's no where near as big as something like Halo or Mario, imagine if both of those series had jumped ship to PS4.
LOL. Sorry.Whatislove said:You've quoted the wrong person there, that was a quote I quoted from someone else but I do think that is a little far fetched.CaitSeith said:Yes, I can imagine it. PS4 fans would gloat and brag about how now they are such a powerful console master race, that even games are fleeing from their pitiful peasant competitors towards them. Or is it too far fetched?Whatislove said:While it's no where near as big as something like Halo or Mario, imagine if both of those series had jumped ship to PS4.
I might have a skewed perspective because I enjoy both Sony and Nintendo (I don't hate Microsoft or anything though, I predominantly game on a Windows PC and I have an Xbox 360).
I don't think making a long-time multi-platform series console exclusive could ever be considered a good thing.
Even Bayonetta 2 which isn't a long running series being Nintendo exclusive isn't a good thing, but the difference there is that Nintendo didn't hand over a truckload of money to get the exclusive, without Nintendo agreeing to publish Bayonetta 2, we would not have Bayonetta 2... the same can not be said about this Tomb Raider sequel and I doubt the same could ever be said for a Halo or Mario game.
It's much worse than retarded monkeys; they have Matsuda.Gizmo1990 said:Is Square Enix run by retarded monkeys? because if it is that would explain alot.